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RQE for a Connected World

Peter BeresfordVP Product Management

RAA Cat Modeling

February 12, 2014


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opics

In rastructure or cat mo e ing wor ow Technology progressionApplication progression

Key Features for Today

ScalabilityAutomation Integration

Case Studies

Portfolio Management Web-based underwriting Multi-model solutions


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HistoryToday

ScalabilityAutomationIntegration

echnology Progression

- Standalone workstation

- C ient server on LAN

-

- Virtualized Servers/Cloud

- Integrated Apps


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HistoryToday


EQECATs Platform Milestones

EQEHazardUS/Canada EQ

US Wind WorldCatWorldCat

Client ServerCOM/DCOM

Grid-basedSimulationPlatform

Automationwith

XML messagingWeb Services

for UI andAutomation

Standalone Cloud-Hosted

Solution

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UK Wind

CaribbeanEQ/HU

EuroWind

Enterprise90+ Countries

. Gulf of MexicoOffshore Model RQE

20132013 20142014 20xx20xx

Acquired byCoreLogicAcquired by

ABSEQEcreated

E ECAT created as JV

Wholly-Ownedby EQE

between EQE and GC


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HistoryToday


Standalone Workstations No connections

Share data via floppy disk or tape cassette


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HistoryToday


Standalone Applications In ut data and re orts on local files

Full application and GUI on workstation Performance restricted to local CPU


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HistoryToday


Simple Client-Server Multi le users to a sin le server

Shared storage


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HistoryToday


Early Client-Server Applications Workstations and server on LAN

Storage either local or on network drive Shareable databases

Integration into corporate systems


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HistoryToday


Grid-based Servers Multi le users to multi le servers

Accessible from a variety of devices


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HistoryToday


Grid-based Applications Universal access to facilities

MaaS Modeling as a Service

-

Outsourcing IT


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HistoryToday


Scalability

odays Expectation

Tune for required throughput

Manage Terabytes of disk space

Levera e Virtualized VM environments

Cost effectiveness

For tedious tasks or entire process

Web services

Integration

Embed into corporate workbench


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HistoryToday


RQE Today

nsure xposure a a

A model for todays business

Graphical and programmatic interfaces

The flexibility needed in todays world

Workstation

AnalysisGrid

Cluster

App

Server

Output ResultsFor Integration

with Client systems

a a aseServer

Performance Architecture


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Case Studies:HistoryToday


Portfolio Mana ement

Fitting RQE into Your Workflow

Large datasets Demanding turnaround

Individual Risk Underwriting

Real-time response Embedded into corporate workbench

-

Interface to exposure management system

Interface to DFA tools


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Example 1HistoryToday


Com lex insurance conditions

Portfolio Management

E&S portfolios Reinsurance portfolios

Tough deadlines


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HistoryToday


Performance Architecture

Client Types

Java GUI

onger ermClient Types

HTML 5+

XML API

Scalable App Server

Wintel

Service Broker (ESB/ESN)

(any protocol)

Scalable App Server

launch

SQL Server dBase

Standard edition

HPC / Azure cloud support

SQL Server dBase

Standard edition

Enterprise edition


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HistoryToday


Performance Scalability

EAL = Mean sum of losses for all years

OEP = Sort vector of Max loss per year

Analyses are de-composed into aserialized queue of parallel tasks.

AEP = Sort vector of Sum of losses per year

ELT = Mean & SD of losses for each event

Large analyses consist of hundredsof tasks

YLT Year Loss TableSmaller tasks are run in parallel

Analyses are processed in a FIFO

Queue management enablesprioritizing and pausing jobs


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Single Site Underwriting

Integrated intoweb-baseda lications

Short responseme

Batch

processing


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HistoryToday


ICMS Inte rated Catastro he Modelin S stem

RQE Automation

All the features of the UI XML-based

Updated for RQE in 2013

RQE Automation Service Web services

Integrated development


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HistoryToday


Generic Service Process


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HistoryToday


ypical Automation Example

A3


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Slide 20

A3 What is a WCE Server????? See diagramAdministrator, 1/23/2014


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HistoryToday


SOA - Service-Oriented Architecture

Web Services

Various implementations

Originally Simple Object Access Protocol

Now one method of implementing SOA

XML-based wrapper

Ease of development

REST

Representational State Transfer HTTP-based

RESTful service


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HistoryToday


Web Service Deployment is Easy


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HistoryToday


Integration using an ESB/ESN


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Automation instead of manual UI

Multi-Model Solutions

Direct import from exposure database

Direct feed of simulated results to DFA tool

Extract results at selected level of metric and detail


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HistoryToday


From Exposure to Reporting Access the Ex osure Data

Process the Results Produce the Reports

Import RQE

Exposure Analysis

RQE Cluster

Corporate

Exposure DBEDB RDB Corporate

Reports DB


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RQE Today can be deployed inHistoryToday


many ways Its your choice!

VirtualizedServer

Your ownCloudr

Layer

Farm environment

MH

ypervis

TraditionalServerImplementation

3rd

PartyHostedEnvironment(IaaS)


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Thanks for your attention!

Presenter Contact Information

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